Examen apum siue conclusionum legalium
Subtitle: quae ingeniose delibatae fuerunt ex floribus decisionum rotalium totius orbis, & praecipuè Romanae Rotae, quae aut typis impressae aut manuscriptae leguntur : in quibus rerum diffinitiones, omniaq[ue] necessaria ad materiam iudiciorum ciuilium & criminalium necnon ad decisionem beneficialium & spiritualium causarum varijs verisq[ue] rationibus enucleantur : ibiq[ue] dogmata theoricȩ, ac modernae praxis & rituum quorumcumq[ue] tribunalium Italiae, & extra, facillimè congeruntur : praeterea de differentijs inter vtrumq[ue] forum ad partes disputatur, eaedemq[ue] praeclaris dictis sacrarum ac humanarum litterarum studiosè illustrantur : opus alphabetico ordine dispositum, cunctisq[ue] virtutum professoribus perutile ac necessarium
By: auctore Laurentio Vrsellio Foroliuiensi I.V.D. ; tomus primus[-secundus] ...
Contributors: Catholic Church. Rota Romana.
Publisher: Ex Typographia Andreae Phaei
Published: 1632
Place of publication: Romae
Language: lat
Subjects: Law reports, digests, etc. -- Italy.; Civil law -- Italy -- Cases.; Canon law -- Cases.; Criminal procedure -- Italy.; Ecclesiatical courts -- Europe.
Genres: Cases.
Other titles: Examen apvm sive conclvsionvm legalivm; Conclusiones legales; Index primi et secundi tomi Conclusionum legalium quae ingeniose delibatae fuerunt ex floribus decisionum rotalium totius orbis ...
Notes: Includes indexes.
Arranged alphabetically by legal themes, discussed on basis of precedents and of arguments used by the court(s) that created them.
Vol. 1 contains Conclusio I-XC (Abbas-Alimenta et sumptus); v. 2, Concl. XCI-CLXXV (Aliud pro alio-Auxilium). No more published.
Vol. [3] has t.p.: Index primi et secundi tomi Conclusionum legalium quae ingeniose delibatae fuerunt ex floribus decisionum rotalium totius orbis, & praecipuè Romanae Rotae quae aut typis impressę aut manuscriptę leguntur ... (etc. as in v. 1-2 except imprint:)  Romae : Ex Typographia Io. Baptistae Robletti, 1637.
Title pages in red and black. All three carry the Barberini coat of arms with three bees; in v. 1 it is an engraving with the arms (of Urban VIII) in the papal form.
Vol. 1 (1632): [12], 806 [i.e. 792} p.; v. 2 (1637): [4], 824 [i.e. 820] p.; v. 3 (1637): [2], [464] p. (last 3 pages blank). Two-column layout.